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The formal parts of sonata form are __________.

The formal parts of sonata form are __________.

a) exposition, development, recapitulation, and coda
b) exposition, reposition, development, and da capo
c) theme, exposition, analysis, and development
d) theme, episode, restatement, and finale

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